Trending

What To Do On Monday, April 30.

Catch The Cardboard Exhibit At One Arts Plaza While You Can.

Typically, Mondays are one of the slower nights of the week for going out, but, over at Amsterdam Bar, their badass jazz night remains one of the continually popular options. Warren Jackson Hearne's Le Leek Electrique backing band offer another way to get that fix of jazz horns when they play tonight in Denton. And, after spending all your cash at the bar over the weekend, the half-price pizza over at Bryan Street Tavern comes as a bit of a reprieve.

Cardboard art exhibit at One Arts PlazaToday is the last day to check out the cardboard art exhibit at One Arts Plaza (1722 Routh St.). Giant cardboard art — including a six-foot squid — have been on display in the lobby of the plaza the past two weeks to celebrate 195 years of innovation for the versatile medium.

Meshuggah at House of BluesSwedish metal band Meshuggah have been pushing the limits of the genre since the '80s as one of the earliest in their peer groups to begin incorporating elements of math rock, jazz and thrash into their brutal assault. But their current tour isn't just some sort of nostalgia thing; the band put out their latest album Koloss earlier this year, further cementing their place as technical wizards.

Badass Jazz at Amsterdam BarWhile most bars are traditionally a little slow on Mondays, this has remained one of the busiest nights at Amsterdam Bar. That's largely due to the Shelley Carrol-led badass jazz night, still one of the best weeklies in town.

Cole thrives on ideas, problem solving, and has a creative passion. His entrepreneurial spirit led him to launch and grow multiple companies, where he has taken a wildly creative and interactive approach to innovation. His goal is to help others find how to use the technology available online to create better content, reach more people, and, most importantly, offer more value. Cole is the Director of Search and Innovations at White Pants Agency.